
Upgrade your welding operations with the NS ER70S-6 .035" Copper-Free MIG Wire, delivered on a substantial 1000 lb wooden reel. This wire is designed for the professional welder and fabricator who demands consistency, feedability, and superior arc characteristics. The "Copper-Free" (CF) technology is a game-changer for long-conduit runs and push-pull systems often found in automated setups. Without the layer of copper found on traditional wires, you eliminate the risk of copper shavings accumulating in your liner, which is a leading cause of erratic feeding and arc instability.
The ER70S-6 formulation provides the highest combination of manganese and silicon deoxidizers available in a standard mild steel MIG wire. This allows for higher welding currents with CO2 shielding gas and improved puddle fluidity with Argon/CO2 mixtures. The result is a smooth, spatter-free weld deposit that ties in nicely at the toes, even when welding on hot-rolled steel with scale or minor surface contaminants.
This 1000 lb reel format is intended for use with heavy-duty payoff equipment or dereelers. It is the ideal solution for shops running continuous shifts where stopping to change a 33lb or 44lb spool interrupts the workflow. Whether you are welding automotive components, structural steel, or heavy machinery, this NS wire delivers the reliability required for critical welds.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:NS ARC |
| AWS Spec:ER70S-6 |
| Diameter:0.035 in |
| Grade:S6 Copper Free |
| Packaging Description:1000 lbs per reel |
| Polarity:DCEP |
| Weld Process:MIG (GMAW) |
| Material Composition:Mild Steel |
| Wire Diameter:0.035" |
| Wire Type:Solid |
| Shielding Gas Requirement:CO2, Argon/CO2 Mix |
| Spool Size:1000 lb Reel |
| AWS Classification:ER70S-6 |
| Wire Finish:Copper-Free |
| Applications:Robotic Welding, Automotive, Heavy Fabrication |
| Item:MIG Wire |
| Packaging:1000 lb Reel |
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